Luftwaffe dropped in for tea - enlargement

Click here to return to the article

1/6/05
Dear Mr Wiseman,

I hope you are well. Just to say thank you very much for your account 'the day the Luftwaffe dropped in for tea', which was passed to me by Ann Mott. It was very interesting to read about the lighting system in the air raid shelter !

I enclose a copy of the museum's 'Whats On' leaflet for your information.

Regards,

Sarah Ballard
Education Officer
Imperial War Museum

Click here to return to the article

This page was added by Bob Stephen on 15/03/2012.

Add a comment about this page

If you're already a registered user of this site, please login using the form on the left-hand side of this page.

Name:

Email address (See our privacy statement):

Comment:

I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our privacy statement).

More about...

AuxiliaryPages

Highlights and
Subject Index


The following indexes mirror those on the left panel. You can also get an overall view of all articles by clicking the link All Pages, which is also found at the right hand end of the top bar

If any of the scrolling banner images at the top of the page grabs your attention then just click on it to enter the banner gallery and freeze the action.

Places:
Ashingdon	Barling
Canewdon	Fambridge
Foulness	Hawkwell
Hockley	Hullbridge
Paglesham	Rawreth
Rayleigh	Rochford
Stambridge	Sutton
Wakering	Wallasea

Topics:
High Days	Local Folk
Music	Pubs
Schools	Wartime
Work

Media:
Audio	Newsprint
Photos	Video

If you cannot find anything of interest then why not try using the site search engine - type a word or two into the little box in the site header and then click "Go"

Designed and built by Community Sites